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Asado Desert in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

A desert is a type of arid environment in the Pokémon world. There is often a continuous sandstorm in deserts. They tend to have Rock- and Ground-type Pokémon, although Pokémon based on desert-dwelling organisms such as Cacnea may also be found. Deserts can be found in most post-Generation III regions of the Pokémon world. They are covered in sand and contain little to no water. Many deserts have deep sand that the player will sink in and can impede the speed of bicycles.

List of deserts in the Pokémon world

In the core series

Johto

Johto Safari Zone

Hoenn

Sinnoh

Route 228

Unova

Kalos

Route 13

Alola

Haina Desert

Galar

Paldea

Asado Desert

In spin-off games

Orre

Orre mainly consists of one huge desert.

Mystery Dungeon world

Dungeons

Friend Areas

Furnace Desert

Almia

Haruba Desert

As a Backdrop

The Desert Backdrop

In Generation IV, there is a Backdrop named "Desert", which can be used when dressing up Pokémon. It can be obtained as a default with the Fashion Case, as the 4th rank prize obtained from Jubilife TV's lottery^DP, from a woman on the first floor of the Global Terminal^Pt, and from a man in the Goldenrod Tunnel.^HGSS

In the anime

Mandarin Desert

This section is incomplete.
Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it.

A large desert exists on Mandarin Island South known as the Mandarin Desert.

The desert in Candid Camerupt is likely based on Route 111 because the Winstrate family, another aspect of Route 111, is found living there.

This article is part of Project Locations, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on every location in the Pokémon world.

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-[[File:Desert Backdrop.png|right|frame|The desert backdrop]]
+[[File:Asado Desert SV.png|thumb|250px|[[Asado Desert]] in {{g|Scarlet and Violet}}]]
-A '''desert''' (Japanese: '''さばく''' ''desert'') is a type of arid environment in the [[Pokémon world]]. There is often a continuous {{weather|sandstorm}} in deserts. They tend to have {{t|Rock}}- and {{type|Ground}} Pokémon, although Pokémon based on desert-dwelling organisms such as {{p|Cacnea}} may also be found. Deserts can be found in most post-Generation III regions of the Pokémon world. They are covered in [[sand tile|sand]] and contain little to no [[water tile|water]].
+A '''desert''' is a type of arid environment in the [[Pokémon world]]. There is often a continuous {{weather|sandstorm}} in deserts. They tend to have {{t|Rock}}- and {{type|Ground}} Pokémon, although Pokémon based on desert-dwelling organisms such as {{p|Cacnea}} may also be found. Deserts can be found in most post-Generation III regions of the Pokémon world. They are covered in [[sand tile|sand]] and contain little to no [[water tile|water]]. Many deserts have {{DL|sand tile|deep sand}} that the player will sink in and can impede the speed of [[bicycle]]s.
-==List of deserts==
+==List of deserts in the Pokémon world==
-===In Hoenn===
+===In the core series===
-[[File:Desert Hoenn Emerald.png|thumb|right|80px|Route 111]]
+====[[Johto]]====
-[[File:Rse sand.png|frame|left|Deep sand]]
+*{{DL|Johto Safari Zone|desert|Johto Safari Zone}}
-{{rt|111|Hoenn}}, a route in the [[Hoenn]] region, contains a section which is a harsh desert. There is a continuous {{weather|sandstorm}} and the [[Go-Goggles]] are required to enter. This desert uses a {{cat|Special tiles|special tile}} known as {{DL|Sand tile|deep sand}}, instead of [[tall grass]].
-The [[Desert Ruins]], the resting place of {{p|Regirock}}, is found at the southernmost point in the desert.
+====[[Hoenn]]====
+*{{rt|111|Hoenn}}
+*[[Desert Ruins]]
-Two fossils, the [[Root and Claw Fossils]], can be found here. In Ruby and Sapphire, they lie in the sand, and one will sink in to be lost forever while the other will be able to be obtained by the player. In Emerald, instead the fossils are in [[Mirage Tower]], and whichever is not chosen there will be able to be found in the [[Desert Underpass]] after the [[Elite Four]] has been defeated.
+====[[Sinnoh]]====
+*{{rt|228|Sinnoh}}
-===In Sinnoh===
+====[[Unova]]====
-{{rt|228|Sinnoh}} is a desert route in the [[Battle Zone]] in the [[Sinnoh]] region. It links {{rt|226|Sinnoh}} with {{rt|229|Sinnoh}}. On this route, some of the highest-leveled wild Pokémon in Sinnoh can be found. There is a raging {{weather|sandstorm}} here that will affect all battles. In {{game|Platinum}}, the [[Rock Peak Ruins]] are present here. Wild Pokémon are found in [[tall grass]] and [[water tile|water]].
+*[[Desert Resort]]
+*{{rt|4|Unova}}
-===In Unova===
+====[[Kalos]]====
-A large desert is located within the [[Unova]] region. The [[Desert Resort]] (Japanese: '''リゾートデザート''' ''Resort Desert''), [[Relic Castle]], and {{rt|4|Unova}} are all located within this desert. It has two sub areas, desert and entrance. Five {{p|Darmanitan}} with {{a|Daruma Mode}} can be found here.
+*{{rt|13|Kalos}}
-===In Almia===
+====[[Alola]]====
-'''Haruba Desert''' (Japanese: '''ハルバさばく''' ''Haruba Desert'') is an area in {{g|Ranger: Shadows of Almia}}. It is located in a remote part of [[Almia]]. It links [[Haruba Village]] and [[Hippowdon Temple]].
+*[[Haina Desert]]
-===In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon===
+====[[Galar]]====
-There are four major deserts in the [[Pokémon World (Mystery Dungeon)|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon World]]: {{fa|Furnace Desert}}, the [[Desert Region]], the [[Northern Desert]] and [[Shimmer Desert]].
+*[[Dusty Bowl]]
+*[[Potbottom Desert]]
-===In the [[Johto Safari Zone]]===
+====[[Paldea]]====
-In the [[Johto Safari Zone]], one selectable area is a {{DL|Johto Safari Zone|desert}}.
+*[[Asado Desert]]
-==As a backdrop==
+===In spin-off games===
-In [[Generation IV]], there is a [[backdrop]] named "Desert", which can be used when dressing up Pokémon. It can be obtained as a default with the [[Fashion Case]], as the 4th rank prize obtained from [[Jubilife TV]]'s lottery{{sup|DP}}, from a woman on the first floor of the [[Global Terminal]]{{sup|Pt}}, and from a man in the [[Goldenrod Tunnel]].{{sup|HGSS}}
+====[[Orre]]====
+*Orre mainly consists of one huge desert.
+====[[Pokémon world (Mystery Dungeon)|Mystery Dungeon world]]====
+=====[[Mystery Dungeon|Dungeons]]=====
+*[[Desert Region]]
+*[[Eastern Savanna]]
+*[[Miragesands]]
+*[[Northern Desert]]
+*[[Scorching Desert]]
+*[[Shimmer Desert]]
+*[[Thirsty Desert]]
+*[[Withered Savanna]]
+=====[[Friend Area]]s=====
+*[[Withering Desert|Furnace Desert]]
+====[[Almia]]====
+*[[Haruba Desert]]
+==As a Backdrop==
+[[File:Desert Backdrop.png|right|frame|The Desert Backdrop]]
+In [[Generation IV]], there is a [[Backdrop]] named "Desert", which can be used when dressing up Pokémon. It can be obtained as a default with the [[Fashion Case]], as the 4th rank prize obtained from [[Jubilife TV]]'s lottery{{sup/4|DP}}, from a woman on the first floor of the [[Global Terminal]]{{sup/4|Pt}}, and from a man in the [[Goldenrod Tunnel]].{{sup/4|HGSS}}
+{{-}}
 ==In the anime==
+[[File:Mandarin Island South Desert.png|thumb|220px|Mandarin Desert]]
 {{incomplete|section}}
-While the anime has shown a few deserts over the course of the series, the desert in ''[[AG046|Candid Camerupt]]'' is likely based on {{rt|111|Hoenn}} because the [[Winstrate family]], another aspect of Route 111, is found living there.
+A large desert exists on [[Mandarin Island South]] known as the Mandarin Desert.
+The desert in ''[[AG046|Candid Camerupt]]'' is likely based on {{rt|111|Hoenn}} because the [[Winstrate family]], another aspect of Route 111, is found living there.
+{{-}}<br>
 {{Project Locations notice}}
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+[[Category:Locations by type]]
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+[[de:Wüste]]
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